These Vitamins Make Your Hair Stop Falling Out And Grow Back Quickly

Before you start the video, tell me about it: do you have short hair and want it to grow faster, or do you already have long hair but have trouble growing it?

A common desire of many women is to speed up hair growth. But not only women, many men also wish to have long, healthy hair!

But did you know that your diet has a direct influence on this process in your body? Just as vitamins are important for the proper functioning of the body, they also affect the structure, growth and maintenance of hair. Did you know that?

Hair needs nutrients to grow healthy, and a lack of them can lead to hair loss, hair breakage or even slower hair growth. If you've any of these problems, a nutrient deficiency is probably the cause.

So find out the best vitamins for hair growth in today's video.

Many factors can affect hair health, including hormonal and genetic factors. In addition to vitamins, your diet should include foods rich in complex carbohydrates, good fats, and minerals.

Check out now the 5 vitamins that contribute to hair growth:

Vitamin A
It's important for the cell renewal process, maintenance and development of hair tissue. In addition, a deficiency of it in the organism reduces cellular activity and favors the occurrence of infections. Studies also show that vitamin A deficiency is associated with hair loss and baldness. However, excessive consumption of vitamin A can affect hair growth.

Vitamin B7 (Biotin)
Biotin plays a very important role in the metabolism of proteins, carbohydrates and fats. The nutrient is also known for its effect on skin, nails and hair. A deficiency of vitamin B7 is associated with weakness and hair loss.

Vitamin C (ascorbic acid)
Known as a powerful antioxidant, it helps fight free radicals and prevent oxidative stress in cells. - a process that affects hair growth and health, especially as we age. In addition, vitamin C promotes the absorption of iron by the body, as its deficiency is associated with hair loss.

Vitamin D
Vitamin D is produced by the human body through sun exposure and is important for bone health and the immune system. The nutrient is also beneficial for hair follicles. Studies show that a deficiency of this vitamin also leads to hair loss.

Vitamin E
Like vitamin C, vitamin E helps fight oxidative stress, which accelerates aging. Its consumption is recommended to improve hair health. A study of people with baldness has shown that eight months of vitamin E supplementation contributes to hair growth. Iron Iron is also responsible for balancing the scalp and helps hair grow faster. Therefore, a sufficient amount of this mineral is important to prevent and treat hair loss.

Zinc
Zinc is a mineral that accelerates hair growth and is very important for the scalp. It contributes to the growth and strengthening of hair and beard.

Now that you know which vitamins are important for the growth of your hair, you should always remember that it's best to have a medical follow-up with a dermatologist, nutritionist or dietician to adjust the amount of vitamins for your body to achieve your goals.

In addition, there are already some supplements on the beauty market that promise to support the healthy growth of hair strands. They serve as a substitute for essential vitamins that we often can't get in the ideal amount through our daily diet.

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